All right, another beautiful day here in the studio at the bomb hall, which is presented

by run-through wall smelling salts, the smelling salt juggernaut of a company, and of course

pub beer. Now today is going to be a beautiful episode. We got Jeremy Jones in studio. What's

happening, Jeremy? Not a lot. I'm stoked to be here. Thanks, Chris. We're happy that you're

here, Jones. And of course, I always forget to intro our runner of show or producer if you

will. Ladies and gentlemen, Silk D is the one behind. It's given me. How you doing, Silk?

I'm doing the right. It's pretty nice to get some marketing. You look good. Yeah, you look

good. Thank you. And of course, we got the star of the show today. We got Mark Landbick

in studio. Mark, how are you doing? I am fantastic. Yep. It's made my way down from the

hole. Jackson's Travis Rice's hole. And now we're here. Love to see it. Well, for our listeners

that don't know who you are, which is probably 0% of them, I'll do a little brief description.

So Mark is in a laskin powerhouse that is put down some of the heaviest snowboarding

in the world has ever seen from the smaller videos to the biggest blockbusters snowboard

films of all time. Mark is a character in every sense of the word. He's a black belt in

the lost art of the skit. He's a true craftsman when it comes to woodworking. He's an advocate

for mental health. And his journey so far has been a wild one. So let's get into it.

The Mark Landbick bomb hole interview. Sorry. I just like put that on a pedestal like that.

That sounds weird. But what were you doing up in what were you doing over in Jackson?

What brings you out here? Well, I got the invite from Travis a couple months ago to come

on this extreme camping trip. And I guess they call it glamping. But we just had a bunch

of toys. We had jet skis, e-foils, normal foils, jet skis toned into the wake with somebody

surfing on it while the foil borders getting towed into the same wake, second wake back,

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